It's like, I just love a cowboy
You know
I'm just like, I just, I know, it's bad
But I'm just like
Can I just like, hang off the back of your horse
And can you go a little faster?!
Wavebird controllers are the best, but can be pricey if you are trying to buy a new one because Nintendo stopped making them a couple of years ago. (Used ones typically sell for reasonable prices, if you look around a little bit.)
There are other wireless controllers available too. I've got a MadCatz MicroCon controller too, and it works just fine. I prefer the Wavebird because the size is more comfortable to me - but if you have small hands or prefer a smaller controller it would be a good choice. The real benefit in this controller is price though. Only paid $10 for a new one, and it's not nearly as difficult to find as a Wavebird.
Edit: I haven't seen any wireless controllers with rumble support though, so if that matters then you might want to consider a regular controller with cord extensions.
It's was a few months back, but i had noticed that some WalMarts near me had a whole mess of Wavebirds for sale (at their original $30 US or whatever).
Walmart may still carry the Pelican brand Gamecube controllers. I bought a few about a year ago. They are fairly cheap at $20 and work pretty well (no rumble), but after a few months they tend to wear down. They are nowhere near as good as Nintendo brand, so these days I just use the reguar Gamecube controllers, not wireless.
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